Luckily my boys hated that whiney little shit. Even they picked up that he was annoying and bad.

That’s why I have it uploaded to a cloud service but I have the entire collection backed up on my phone, 3 computers and a few miscellaneous SD cards.

People don’t overstay their visas and live illegally in a country because they have good options. They do it because they are desperate and have no hope of gaining legal immigration status through the fucked up process the U.S.A. has.

This will kill more people as they attempt to cross the border through dangerous routes.

Increase crime as criminals move in to “assist” the desperate people and make a profit.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coyote_(person)

It will also cause a decline in the tourism industry, well more than it already has.

Artistic designs has taken a backseat to profitability.

So we have a whole bunch of stylistically identical designs from all major companies. Without a logo on most vehicles today it is very difficult to distinguish between companies. They are all about the same with very little variability.

Having a collection of music in files that I own has been my go-to for years. Currently VLC says I have 701 hours of music in files on my phone. That’s only 29.2 days worth.

AKA a retroactive bribe to make it go away.

It’s a bit more than just acclimatized to the conditions it’s genetics.

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/physiology/articles/10.3389/fphys.2019.01116/full

Sherpa is a subset of the Nepalese population on the Tibetian plateau that has developed over 30,000 years. During that time lots of adaptations to higher altitudes have developed. Given that the plateau averages 4500m high (approx 15,000") is a pretty strong selection pressure environment.

It’s been my career for over 3 decades now. I have traveled the globe as an expert on the subject until the constant travel messed up my health. Been to every continent but Antartica. Currently I am running my own business selling seeds farmers/others as the most overqualified salesman around.

Dutch, red clover are both good options. Dutch will only grow a 6-8" tall. Red clover can get up to 18". The micro clover pipolina is one that I personally like and only gets 2-3" tall…

In difficult spots subterranean clover can survive. It’s an interesting species as it’s seeds are formed underground like a peanut.

The drones are small and the refineries are designed to handle sudden failures in the system and fires. Ukraine likely has some experts directing the targeting of the most difficult to replace or explosive parts. So they get the best bang for their efforts

Given the size of the fireball I would guess that they hit something close to the end of the production line for diesel/gasoline.

We are already tipped into a global economic recession.

Wall Street is so detached from reality with it’s head still in the sand.

Okay I learned this one in elementary school when I was like 6. A lovely school called Hellgate Elementary.

Congress decided to follow the peaks of the Bitterroot range and the Continental divide. These high points created a barrier for travel.

https://mtbeyond.com/history/how-montana-got-its-shape/

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/home-built-beneath-a-huge-rock-in-the-desert-becomes-a-tourist-attraction/

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2267386/Have-living-rock-Mexican-family-converts-131-foot-stone-desert-home.html

The nodules in the roots are the happy little homes that the plant provides for the bacteria to grow and reproduce in.

It’s the production location, not the storage location. The nitrogen is incorporated into proteins and used all over the plant. It’s especially concentrated in legume seeds.

For example winter peas can produce up to 400lbs/acre of nitrogen during its growing season (newer varieties like Icicles etc). If you removed the top and the seeds you remove around 350-375lbs of N. So you get 25-50lns of N per acre if you leave just the roots. So it’s best to incorporate the entire plant in when the seeds reach soft dough stage.

A dwarf Dutch Clover like mini or micro clover is what you are looking for. Some It’s a smaller form that blends very well with grass and requires very little maintenance.

Some people use standard forage type ladino or Dutch Clover. I have even seen some people use red clover (trifolium pretense).

You can get it by special ordering it online or a local seller with turf grass dealer/distribution contracts.

It’s best to buy the seed innoculated and coated.

It’s seeded at around 2-3bs/acre so a little goes a long ways.

Depends on the species of grass

Hard Fescue & Sheep fescue have it beat.

Tall fescue is about equal.

Blue grass, fine fescues, and perennial ryegrass require more water.

Slight clarification: Dutch Clover (trifolium repens) under nitrogen deficient conditions, at temperatures above 50F and below 95F, and with the correct rhyzobium species present, with soil pH between 5.5 & 8.0, can produce nitrogen that is stored in its tissue.

When clover is mowed and the clippings mulched back into the soil, the decomposition of the leaves adds nitrogen to the soil. If you remove the clippings the nitrogen goes with it.

Clover doesn’t just release more nitrogen into the soil, it takes a bit of work.

As a parent two sons who have moved on from the Lego stage to the driving and girls stage…

Bahahahahahahahahahaha!!!.

No more shuffle walking around the house for me!!

That is one hell of a bargaining chip on the dealer.

The dealer now has an expensive dilemma: rebrand, offer to purchase the name, or lease the name back. Any choice they make will cost them.

If I was her I would get an estimate on how much rebranding would cost them and offer them a yearly lease at 1:20th of the cost. Sign a 5 year lease then up it by 50% every 5 years until they have to rebrand.

Say it would cost them 1 million to rebrand. First five years 50K/year next 5 years $75K etc. the object is to string them along while extracting a steady cash flow that initially seems easy to reach. She could probably get 30 years of payments out of them netting over 5 million and still fuck them over in the end forcing them to rebrand.

But I am vengeful that way.

Which is why a lower protein (spring/fall) koi pellet is a bit better. They also absolutely love it.

That’s why I have to chase the female mallard duck out of my koi pond every spring. If she gets some of the koi food she makes a nest and raises babies.